Interview with 20 Companies!
 

1-800-flowers.com
Positions Available: Call Center Analyst - Real Time Operations, Digital Leadership Associate, Manager - Web Site Operations, Marketing Manager - Interactive Marketing, Operations Engineer, Performance Test Engineer, Retail Store Manager, Senior Accountant, SOX Compliance Analyst, Video Producer, Work at Home - Customer Service.

Aflac
Positions Available: Account Specialist, Benefits Representative (Management Training Program)

ALDI Inc.
Positions Available: Shift Manager ($16.50 per hr), Store Associate ($12.25 per hr), Store Manager Trainee ($25.00 per hr)

American Credit Card Processing Corporation
Positions Available: Outside Sales, Sales Management, Sales Representative

Center for Wealth Preservation
Positions Available: Financial Services Professionals (full training provided!!)

Cintas Corporation
Positions Available: Accounts Receivable, Load / Unloader, Maintenance Supervisor, Mat Cleaning Machine Operator, Service Supervisor / Manager

FEGS Health & Human Services
Positions Available: Assistant Site Manager, Registered Nurse, Residential Habilitation Assistant, Site Manager

Global Industrial
Positions Available: Account Development Associate, Account Manager, Government Sales, Oracle DBA, Oracle Developer, Product Manager, Product Manager Assistant, SEO Analyst, Sr. Java Developer

Mapfre Insurance
Positions Available: Business Development Rep, Insurance Sales Agent, Insurance Sales Producer

New York Army National Guard
Positions Available: Please visit our booth for more information!

New York Life Insurance Co
Positions Available: Financial Services Professional, Sales Management

NYPD
Positions Available: Police Officers (Must be a NY Sate resident), School Safety Agent (Must reside in 1 of the 5 Boro's), Traffic Enforcement Agent (Must reside in 1 of the 5 Boro's)

Peace Corps
Positions Available: Positions have not been posted yet.

Perfume Center of America
Positions Available: Aministrative Assistant, Customer Service, Data Entry, Office Assistant, Sales

Slomin's
Positions Available: Field Sales Rep, Central Station Operator

St. Joseph's College
Positions Available: Please visit our booth for more information!

Wal-Mart Stores, Inc.
Positions Available: Asst Mgr Trainee, Backroom Team, Cashiers, Courtesy Clerk, Overnight Stockers, Pharmacy Technicians, Sales floor Associate, Supervisory, Unloaders, Vision Center Tech

And more!!!

Interview for 100's of jobs with more than 20 companies at the next Job Expo!

We will post a list of companies that are hiring about 3 days prior to the job expo.

You can print out an event pass by pre registering on JobExpo.com that will allow you to move to the front of the line at the entrance to the job expo. Pre registration is not required but suggested.

Just walk up to each company, hand them your resume and talk about working for their company. Dress for an interview. The job expo is free for job seekers.

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Have few questions you would ask employers. Narrow your list of employers to those who have job opportunities you are interested in, or are employers you believe you would like to work for. Then list some questions you would like to ask the hiring manager at the Long Island Job expo.

Proofread your resume - at least two times. If you don't already have one, make one for the Long Island Job expo. It gives employers a quick overview of your skills/experience and something to remember you by. Be sure to proofread your resume before the Long Island Job expo and correct any spelling or grammatical mistakes (search for spell checker on: google, yahoo and msn for a free tool). Be sure to have someone else look over your resume, even if you think it is perfect. Don't let simple mistakes on your resume overshadow your work history and qualifications for a job!

Be certain your resume has your latest contact information. Double check that your address, home phone number, cell phone number and e-mail address is current.

Dress for an interview. First impressions at the Long Island Job expo are important. Show the employers that you are serious about your job search. It is best to wear a suit when you attend job expos Long Island events, - unless you are looking for a job that would require you to dress professionally at work. NEVER WEAR jeans, t-shirts, baseball caps, headphones ect. If you cannot wear a suit to the job expo, your best alternative is business casual. Nice slacks and a collared shirt for men and nice slacks or a skirt and a blouse for women. Make sure your clothes are clean and pressed. Don't wear excessive jewelry or clothing that is too short or revealing.

Spend time with each employer. Don't just hand a resume to the hiring manager and go to the employer. Put in some time and effort into getting additional information about the hiring company and try to make a good an impression. Don't just try to see how many resumes you can give to employers in the least amount of time - it is VERY IMPORTANT to make a connection with the hiring manager and find some good job opportunities. It is also important to know when to approach each employer. Try to avoid approaching employers when they are crowded by a large group of job seekers, find an employer that is less busy. Trying to make a connection with an employer that is very busy at the job expo makes it harder for the employer to answer your individual questions, and they are far less likely to remember you.

Use your research to your advantage. You should feel more confident and knowledgeable because you did your home work, prior the Job expo on Long Island. Because you have done your research prior to the job expo, you won't have to ask the question, what does your company do? Instead you can start the conversation with "I am familiar with your company and I really would like to be involved with your line of products and services". Then give them an example of one of the products or services you know about. You will have a real advantage if you can tell employers how your skills match what they are looking for. Employers look to hire job seekers who show an interest in their company.

A firm handshake and maintaining eye contact. Show the employer how serious you are. Greet each employer with a firm handshake, and be certain to maintain eye contact throughout the conversation.

After the Long Island Job expos:

Follow up with a thank you email. Experts agree that follow-up is a crucial part of attending a Job expos Long Island. Make sure you pick up a business card, or at the very least get the name of the hiring manager you spoke with and his or her email address. Send a thank you note a email within two days of the job expo. This will show the employer you paid attention, are serious about the job opportunity, and that you are the right person for the job.

Pre-register on jobexpo.com and print out an event pass so you don't have to wait on line. Pre-registration is not required but recommended.

Interview with 20 Companies
Free admission
Dress for an interview
Bring at least 5 resumes
Hand your resume directly to the hiring manager
Interview for 100's of positions in one day
Just walk in and start interviewing, it's that easy!

The following industries are represented at our Job Fairs:

Customer Service, Sales, Marketing, Retail, Accounting, Warehouse, Healthcare, Nursing, Banking, Manufacturing, Automotive, Design, Construction, Education, Finance, Insurance, Law Enforcement, Security, Government, Transportation, Medical, Social Work, Social Services, Telemarketing, Legal, Real Estate, Hospitality, Property Management, Collections, Restaurant, Food Service, Professional Services, Environmental, Non-profit and many more!
 

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